SawStop T-Glide Fence System - Manual (Page 24)

Adjusting Your T-Glide Fence System
It is usually possible to adjust the position of the face
plates by placing a small block of wood against the top
or bottom edge of the face plates, and then tapping the
block of wood with a plastic or wooden mallet. However, if
the face plates do not move when tapped, you can loosen
the mounting screws as described below to adjust the
face plates.
You can access the screws that attach the face plates to
the fence through the slots on the bottom of the fence.
Insert a 5 mm ball-end hex driver through the slot at the
end of the fence and into the screw head (see Fig. 30 with
endcap removed). Loosen the screw about one-quarter
to one-half turn. Do not loosen the screw too much. The
screw should be just loose enough to allow the plate to
move but still tight enough to hold the plate temporarily
in its new position. Continue this process with each slot/
screw pair. Once all the screws on one face plate are
loose, slide the face plate toward the top of the fence.
The last step is to set the spacing between the bottom of each face plate and the table. The face plates are
held in place by a series of screws threaded into nuts embedded in the face plates. The heads of the screws
fit into key-hole slots in the sides of the fence (see Fig. 29 with endcap removed).
key-hole
slot
screw
head
Fig. 29
You may find that after adjusting the face plates
the end of the cross-bracket has been raised or
lowered such that it is too close or too far away
from the main tube. If this is the case, turn both
plastic leveling screws the same amount in order
to ensure the position indicator lenses are close,
but not touching the front tube or rulers.
There should be a gap between the position
indicator lens and the ruler on the main tube.
Fig. 28
22 SawStop T-Glide Fence System - Professional Series II
Fig. 30